Admit Other EntriesPolice Nab 3 Youths Following BurglaryPolice nabbed three teenagers Saturday night following break in at the Auto Retailers of America, anaffiliation of Remington Rand at 635 James St.The arrest of Frank MichaelKearney 17, of 202 Butternut St. and the apprehension of two 15-year-olds brought the answer to at least three burglaries and one larceny, police said yesterday.According to detectives, Kearney and another youth were stopped by a police car at Hickory and Lodi Streets forJames St on May 14, 1961 and taking money from vending machines in the Komax Office Building at 731 James St. June 14, 196LPolice said the 15-year-olds were involved in some other city burglaries also.Kearney was booked at headquarter- — charge of thirdniiPRtinninr, about a reported j degree burglary, break in. Police said the entry The cases of the other twoat the Auto Retailers was made about 10:30 p.m. Saturday through an open window.Vending machines in the building were pried open and an undetermined amount of money was missing, police said.Police said the third youth had gone home and detectives went there to question him.Police said the youths admitted the Saturday night entry and told detectives of several others they were involved in.Detectives said Kearney was involved in the burglaries at Garafalo’s Grocery at 1217 Lodi St., on March 6; Bonacci Grocery at 411 N. McBride, on July 16, 1961; Remington Rand, 635boys will be handled by the youth bureau, police said,SU Dean Wins Air Force AwardDr. Frederic Kramer of Syracuse University has received the Air Force Exceptional Service Award for his work as director of the East European language program. lie is associate ^dean of the College of Liberal Arts.The Air Force also presented a plaque to the university. The awards were made Thursday at commencement exercises for the program, which is operated by the Air Force.-L*-